Both humorous and poignant, Bungalow Kid recalls what it was like to spend a summer in the Catskills at the height of the region's "glory days."
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At 103 pages, it was fast and simple reading. A small cast of characters who, once again, brought back fond memories; I wished the book didn’t end. The price was fair. HOWEVER, it was no match for “Bungalow Life” by Arthur Tanney, which you can read for FREE in The Catskills Institute web site. Bungalow Life was endless and covered much more ground in detail. Read Bungalow Life and you could skip Bungalow Kid.
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